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Originally Posted by orthodoxymoron
Fear is a part of life. It helps to save our *** over and over.
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I totally agree.
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Originally Posted by orthodoxymoron
Is seeking to eliminate fear...a denial of reality?
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I think the elimination of fear is almost impossible anyway. If someone was swimming in the ocean with sharks circling them, or in a plane plummeting to the ground, i believe anyone would be scared, and would find that fear quite real. The level of love they had for themselves and their life would probably determine the extent of that fear, but even so, their hatred of physical pain would ensure at least some level of fear.
That's when people generally pray - even the ones that don't believe in god. I believe it is a little gift given to us by source/god, to give us a little power boost to help us manifest our way out of trouble
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Originally Posted by orthodoxymoron
We live in a scary world. If you can remain calm in this situation...you simply don't understand the situation. On the other hand...we have nothing to fear but the fearmongers.
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I agree with this too.
For example swine flu: I didn't fear the flue itself.
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did fear was the human collective buying into it. If billions had started running around dressed like Darth Vader, then that flue could well have got out of hand.
Fortunately, it seems a critical mass has latched on to the little scam of stealing our manifestation powers, and proceeded to meditate/visualise/pray it away. The majority of the rest didn't give the energy required either - I think they have heard the media cry wolf once too often.
Our collective emasculation of the swine flue was personally very heartening
